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A so-called planetary parade involving six planets will occur on February 28, though they will not be perfectly aligned and only four are easily visible.

A rare alignment of six planets and the Moon can be observed in the evening sky, with optimal viewing conditions this Saturday.

A significant astronomical event called a 'planetary parade' will occur on February 28, featuring several planets visible in the evening sky in Greece.

A planetary parade will occur at the end of February, allowing observers to see several planets aligned in the sky, although not all are visible to the naked eye.

The article discusses the upcoming planetary alignment, known as a planet parade, which will occur on February 28.

A celestial phenomenon called the 'planet parade' is approaching, where several planets align in the sky, creating a visual spectacle for observers on Earth.

An astronomical event, known as a 'planet parade,' will occur on February 28, featuring six planets appearing along the ecliptic, although viewing conditions may be less than ideal.

A celestial event on February 25 will allow observers in Brazil, particularly in São Paulo, to view six aligned planets in the night sky.

An inspection was conducted on the Galo da Madrugada parade route to identify and address potential risks for the upcoming event, featuring the theme 'Frevo on Planet Galo'.